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Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
Anne of Green Gables, by L.M. Montgomery, tells the story of one of literature's most famous redheaded imps. Young girls will delight in Anne's story, from her quickwitted response to Gilbert Blythe's teasing to her determination to be a success. Anne's tale is continued in Anne of Avonlea, the second book in a long series that sees Anne from adolescence to adulthood.
When Annie's cat Taffy suddenly vanishes one winter morning, Annie decides she needs a new friend. Her search is displayed throughout the beautifully illustrated pages of this lovely children's book.
Who could forget the long-enduring tale of Black Beauty? Here in a beautiful hardback, this edition prepares to delight a whole new generation of admirerers with the tale of life through the eyes of a horse.
Brill of Exitorn by Peggy Downing.
Brill, companion of the prince, is unwittingly enlisted by the princess' companion Segra to help their oppressed countrymen restore the rightful king to the throne.
Daniel, determined to free his oppressed countrymen from the Romans, finds that his new hero has come only to forgive.
Black Ships Before Troy by Rosemary Sutcliff
Black Ships Before Troy is a retelling of the Iliad by one of the best children's authors alive today. The classic tale, rewritten for young children, is enhanced by pages of lifelike and colorful illustrations. This book will delight young children as well as adults; it is truly a literary and artistic gem.
Blue Fairy Book by Andrew Lang
Fairy tales have endured for hundreds of years, and Andrew Lang's collections are a beautiful way to continue the tradition. This book contains stories such as Rumpelstiltzkin, Beauty and the Beast, Hansel and Gretel, and many more.
Blueberries for Sal by Robert McCloskey
Sal and her mother one morning venture forth to pick blueberries, but their trip is tinged with a few interesting encounters! Recommended as a read-aloud book for young children (and the young-at-heart).
Children's Stories From Dickens
This beautifully illustrated collection includes some of Dickens' most touching and endearing tales. Not to be missed; recommended for all ages.
The Gammage Cup by Carol Kendall
The conforming Minnikins learn the value of individuality and honesty through their outlawed (nonconformist) friends.
King Arthur and His Knights by Sir James Knowles
The classic story of King Arthur is retold yet again in this beautiful edition. Recommended for youths and the young-at-heart. Young boys, especially, might be thrilled by the honor and conquest demonstrated by the much-lauded knights of the Round Table, but this book is delightful for all.
This endearing children's classic is not only a wonderful story, but also an easy-to-read book for youngsters, who will enjoy the antics of Little Bear for many years to come.
Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott, tells the story of four very different young ladies, poised on the brink of growing up, and the people they meet. Under their mother's guidance and with the impish encouragement of their next-door neighbor Laurie, the four enjoy a variety of adventures, mishaps, and quiet moments as they grow from wild girls in pigtails into women after their mother's own heart. A must-read for any girl.
The Magician's Nephew by C. S. Lewis
When half-mad Uncle Andrew suddenly creates a way to reach other worlds, Digory suddenly realizes that the other worlds might help cure his desperately ill mother. But as he and Polly travel the worlds, they realize that other worlds can also be very, very frightening.
My Side of the Mountain by Jean George
Sam Gribley, of New York City, has decided to "run away" and brave the wild Catskill mountains. Armed with a penknife, cord, an axe, $40, and a flint, can a city boy survive winter in the forest? Only time will tell.
This wonderfully illustrated collection contains timeless and enduring stories by some of the world's best authors. Highly recommended.
Otto of the Silver Hand by Howard Pyle
Not only does Otto lose his mother while he is still a babe, but he must face life with only one hand. However, his story is nevertheless full of adventure, excitement, and a little bit of romance.
The Mars Diaries: Mission 1. Oxygen Level Zero by Sigmund Brouwer
Life on Mars isn't easy. Tyce Sanders, who was born and reared there, knows this as well as anyone. But when a loss of oxygen threatens the lives of everyone at the space station, living--or dying--on Mars takes on an entirely new meaning.
Pavo and the Princess by Evaline Ness
Once upon a time there was a princess who had never cried. Her father hired storytellers and bards to tell her sad, sad stories, but to no avail. Eventually he gave her something to love, but instead of loving it so much that she cried, she began to mock and taunt her beautiful pet until he flew far away.The Pince and the Pauper by Mark Twain
A prince... tired of his royal life.
A pauper... tired of his poverty.
The two meet by chance and quicky agree to switch their garb; the results are both humorous and enchanting. Especially suggested for youths 12 & up.The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett
When Mary finds a hidden garden on her uncle's estate, she hardly expects it to be so disparaged by those who know her secret, particularly when she knows just how much joy it could bring to the manor.Tales From Shakespeare by Charles and Mary Lamb
This delightful retelling of some favorite plays of Shakespeare is featured here in a beautiful hardcover edition with classic illustrations. Recommended for all ages.Return to the Main page. Or...
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